Mitzi's choice: staging a controversy
I think that the playwright has some nerve to quote Thomas Aquinas.
A play about choosing to abort an anencephalic baby
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I, for one, am *stunned* that after a fair and balanced view of both sides of the issue, the character's author chose to have her abort the baby. How amazing, that someone in the arts would use that as a platform to put forward her pro-choice beliefs. Amazing.
{I'm sorry, my sarcasm valve is stuck open.}
Poor St. Thomas must be spinning in his grave... How shameful.